[HPforGrownups] Re: Chapter Discussion: Prisoner of Azkaban Ch 16: Professor Trelawney's prediction

June Ewing doctorwhofan02 at yahoo.ca
Tue Apr 12 16:15:27 UTC 2011


No: HPFGUIDX 190212

Bart:
> OK, here's time travel 101: When you time travel into the past, you
> cannot change anything in your own past, particularly the fact that
> you had traveled back in time. However, you can do something that
> appears to have changed the past as long as everything happens the
> way you remembered it.
>
> JKR, of course, broke the rule by having Harry save his own life,
> because there is no explanation of what happened at the beginning
> of the time loop; how Harry survived to go back to the past to save
> himself.
> But it's her story.


June:
Personally I believe since time travel is not a reality, that the rules are in the hands of the person who is writing at that time. So H.G. Wells may have had his rules about time travel and J.K. Rowling has her rules about time travelling and neither of them in my opinion are wrong because it is their story and they make the rules.







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